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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
HESSESSIONS. .ClLOSES,#
TIIEI. Q, 0. y. GRAND LODGE DONE
An Epjoyablo Afternoon at tho Park amor 6
the Memories Of tho Meeting Of 1887.
Tho closinE business Yesterday-Ths E.
Annual Election Of officers,

: The Grand Lodge I. 0. 0. +. opened iia
third days session at 0 a. NJ. yesterday,
with due iormality. A telegram was read
from tho Grand Lodge Of Kentucky re.
questing this ledge to confer tho Grand
Lodge degree on Il. r. Blaisdell. which
was done. In accordance with tho rec.
ommendation Of the Committee on Ap
peals, the appeal Of Kate Barclay lodge
against Grsntsvllle lodge was dismissed,
aud tha case Of X. Harahbsrger against
West Union Lodge was reminded to the
lodge. The Grand Manter was reQuested
to take notice Of the aftidavi,s re ilectins
on tho workinga Of West Union lodge
The report Of Post Grand Representative
@. shriver on the Charleston earthquake
was adopted. AL FIEEl4ii3
Tho following officers wcro clicked: 4
Grand Master, G. NJ. Fought, Of Per
kersburg, n
Deputy Grand Master, R. Alexander, O.
Volcano, Wood county. Bye.
Grand Warden, Samuel Steele, Of Yves
ton. e.
Grand Secretary, p. F. Blllingslea. 0
Fairmont. "a it ,Ig--{ II
Grand Treasurer, Henry seamou, Q
Wheeling. s,.Ela
Grand Representative! Ii IRE. 8 eya:e,e!
Grand Lodge, A. F. Lang, OF Parkersburg
The new officials were then duly in
stalled With appropriate ceremonies, !, 8.
The following committees were ap
pointed: 's
On Approval Of Bonds, E. @. Peck, L
Reinheimer, w. H. Sheib. n
Printing, Q. L. smitn, ]. W. Mathsr, J.
W. White. an
By.LawH and 'Appoalr, A. F. Lang, W
". Vanwinkle, j. W. Mather, ]. W. Had
dox. sa5, ,.s.Is
Tho bonds Of tho Grand Secretary AM
Treasurer were approved. s
Tho expenses Of the session we're 81,
600 So Blll1 Of 0. s. Mckinney and Sec
rotary Billingaloa were ordered paid. Thu
Grand Master wss instructed to 70
cover moneys illegally dsbu,eed by
Clifton Lodge. The Grand Secretary
salary was fixed at $500 aud the GRAM
Treesurei's ut Sl00. Fifteen dollars wat
allowed the Aealstant Secretary and Sl(
to the isuitor. The capits!ion tax wei
fixed g! fifteen cents per term. The Bee
rotary was irl.Eucted to inquire into tn,
coo! Of nov rcsalis for the Grand officers
RESOLUTIONS OF thanks were passed 10 th,
Wheeling PARK Association, Elm Groy,
Railroad Company and President Antol
Reyman, with Managing Directors Angus
Rolf and Henry Stamm.
A committee consisting oil r. 8, Brown
]. T. Hoke and P. Gsno was chosen to 70
port on the right Of the Grand Lodg, I,
the property Of incorporated subordiGates
The local encampmcnta and lodges wer
formally thanked for the supper aud con
cert Wednesday night. is
TTo hundred copiea Of officers report
and 600 of the journal were osderet
printed. &
Thiu concluded the business OF the sea
sion and after formally reading the min
utes the Grand Lodge adjourned sins d.!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
A FAirmont I'll, sloIun Married.

Yesterday afternoon, at Wellaburg, oc.
cnrred tho marriage Of Dr.. L. Il. Carr, ono
Of tho most prominent physicians OF Fair.
mont, to Mrs. Florence Lazel!e, nlso Of
that place. The ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. L. L. Stewart, Of
MoundaviLle, took place at the residence
Of Mr.. English, brother-i1.lsw OF the
bride, In the presence Of worry few OF tho
noat intimate friends Of the contracting
parties. The marriage was quite Sur.
groom, aud will cause quite social scnsa.
ton III Fairnont, to which place they
proceeded on the evening train after the
wedding. Dr.. Carr and his charming
bride, while on route 10 Fairniont, stopped
over in Wheoliog for q few hours which
they pasaed pleasantly with their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. O. Orr, No. 10 Virginia
olreet, Oh the leland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
FALL ARD WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In SuiliEss, pantaloOnlngs and Over.
coattugs, which NO are prepared 10 make
up In Arst.class stylo at reasonable
prices. h !fe 3
"a full llne of our celebrated. Knit
Jackets now In stock. M Z i.;5 Il
~ Our. White Uniauudried Shirt, double
scanned, re.cnforced front and back, at
81 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. q. less IS SUNS, Is i
1891 \ 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
1 hey Have Smart Young Ones
. s9. IN r G -EI-H11 w list

Foswt and reverence Western offspring takes high
honors and sets example for the platform pulpit "a
threeyear Old Duuthan who had been clmbo
the table, broke the maternal command and after getting tired
finally called 8"ere is, mamma better tum and Diet me-
Being told that he would have remain his forbidden perch
he studied the matter minute and then hanging his feet
exclaiming mamma Lord
help have smart young ones and
some smast old also judging they buy clothing
at the Star Have you been lately see the new Goods?
Overcoats Dress Suits Business Suits grandest
have opened another stock Chdrens Fine Suits and
Overcoats the latest things Come and them
They are the delight Of all thoughtful mothers
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sFINE FARM FOR SALE.

. Situated ~ miles southwest Of 81. Clalnr!li,,
containing lA5 acrca OF choice land Oh whith
tnelo Is go5d twostory brick dwelling and NO
s.ory ieme dwelling; best ba,n In Belnont coap
", sable, wagon theds. corn cribs aud all DItei
S Sy outbuildings: An aoundauce Of irn!! Of ~.
orchard. plenty OF water at All ,!rns Thi, Is one
OF tho best stock farms III Belmont county, 11G
can Do divided 10 make two good lar1s. ~ Is
toiq cheap and Ga eHsy terms. For patlicuiA's
call on OF address, Itl 4 7. H0hhLL,
y; n Zeal Estate and Insurance Agent
p oc2l ~ 5s1rzs ItE :. IN ~ ~ BNIDGEPGET u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28

II is we'll to rsmembs. that the oldeet
casea Of rheuma.inm and neuralgia have
bean speedily cured by Salvation OIL,
Price Is csnta O bottle. 4 81 *.
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Inclcn:tpus,

W ARLINGTON, D. G., Oct. % For West.
:erni Pennsylvania and West Virginia;
warmer fair wssther, light to freah varla.
bio winds. srsg !. G, ~ =
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inner served 81 z!eso,nIelder. The menu mi,

dinner served BY ztesenlelder. The menu
WAS an extenaive one aud embraced many
delcaciOs. During its progscas over o
hall hundred c5ngratulatory dispatches
from all over tho county wero read, and
innumorab!o toasts to a tho bride and
groom drank with q hearty good will.
The dinner was followed BY dancing.
MI. and Mrs, Baer will leave this morn.
Ing on m Eastern bridal trip OF two OF
three weeks duration. On their return
they will 20 10 boarding Tor a time. The
happy bride was tho recipient oil hand.
somo collection Of pressnta from friends
here and abroad. Among them were two
checks, one from her father and mother
and tho other from her uncle, Mr.. NJ.
Gutman. n Z iei E,,ii'st
Among the guests from abroad who
were present were Mr.. and Mss. Ash, OF
Baltimore; Mr.. aud Mrs. Rosenburg, New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. B,sah, Pitta.
burgh; Mr.. and Mrs. M. Woiler, z,nes.
VII
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CHEAP HOMES.

), $3.50 win buy a two story. a!nos. new, rh@e
house. iour rooms; lot 3oxlli. TERMS CASH
"A 80 Aero Farm. about ono mile itom WHEELING;
we!l improved; 500 per acre, &,
Ths Breatlingcr Properlyon Market street,
.. lcct on Market aud Sixteenth street.
"A =, F!ne Rc1!fenco corner Tweniycccond and
IN. pine streets, II rooms. Bathroom srd oalcs
stable IN rear Of To-. I1e..I
t3,. :, q Al, IA C. a. sCHAEfEE h Co,
81 ccI7 tis 49,, 3. s,-s91t- hpeuu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
fall and WINTER OVERCOATS!

". display simply enormous. A mammoth stock unpora1
eed for variety and extent and unequae in value An asor
ment which includes every fashionable color fashionable fabric
style Overcoats for stout men, little men, sIo
men long Nothing viii compare with them in town and
you'll say 50 when them They'll your thoughts as
nicely as your shoulders do youthe service o honest adm
can save youbg money Shalwe have the honor serv
Ing you 9}lIS -
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Coos innck TO Weston:

u Mrr. Addie Jefferson, Of this city, who
has been homo from the State Insane
Asylum at Weston. 9 week or ten days,
has again. shown such unsniesakahls signs
that .uho will have to DO tasen
back to tbs. institution. The necessary
papers were nsdn! ont by Justice d ivis
yesterday. Mrs. Jefferson hss been in
the Hospital for some time and it Ecs
thought sho was cured. n She has become
quite violent aSain, however. ,s5SSlr AZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
rhermomotor Record.

The thermometer at schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
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PROPcsALa..
iDROp0sALs. 1:-s ~ /
h! CLERKS OFFICE,

~ BOARD orCoMMIfsIoNEss County or OHIO,
WHEELING. VIVA, Oct. n, 1851.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this oUiea
un.ii wednesday; November q 1857 at 10 ocl0eI
q County Physician, for district lyl5r Roth q
WrhecIins creek; also for district lying south Of
Wheeling creek, Or for tho whole, for lie term Of
orc " year HON daso Of signing contract;
bds n ns Ieseiys no right TO reject any CT all
oc2a 'S4s- sESast5- CaAS q. wnons c,crr
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81 wANIED. I"

WANTED-'rWO YOUNG S MEN
" who can deposit SIS cn,h security, to not as
news Agents on passenger trains. Apply ct
S 1SIs, SEM5 CO; OFFICE. baltimore & ohio
DepOt WhGellQy. w NA..-l.. .a..- ~ hco6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
4 FOR SALE!
(sa) Twenty.tour Lots In CaldWelPs a"
!sss dition to tile City Of Wheeling.

& 96!d lois are bounded on the Eolta By TTcaH,,
nlnth street. on the east by Fillmore street, o. ~
south By tho Haudian Homestead, and on the Ha'
BY tho u d 0. r. r. 81 I7a'I, =.
Their proximity 10 tho above named rtll!a'
tennes hesa excellent EI.cs for nAuu!scsufias
r =, hot sola In thirty days will 10 Ead a! ''''
+ fot Terms and furthe. !nia.naiion epplyn
X q ". v, EoGE & BID
- ~, s-,1s VI -rts 1890 Market suVSt
CT WILLIAM u. HANDLAE, l.sh 6.
4 aulo y, W. Corner Chnpllne d Sixteenth d"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

TO Whom Il AA;ay Concern, 4 '9iis y
~. Louis sassny. corner Twelfth and water
trster Il w ne hsy9 been appointed a.nnis
Az pcrsons indebted to the latter vii; niesso cali
aug sstiie their accounts Those hayIng Bills
sSsinS! ne said estate will present the SINE 10
i, Tnn . W. sshnl!za Gofret Thirty third and Chan
oc27 ~. 1oo lsd MA, a'.tS.,
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q DoS'r fall 10 attend the Grand Ball al
Arlon Hall tonight, q ii Z, \. i i,]l
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( FOR KENT.
! ADMINISTER ATons, NOTICES:
sHRnlSAND REISHARDT, I
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
tnis aay bean appointed and has qualiled u Tho
%, OF Euai a. Moore. deceased. Perrons tno,ginv
themselves inceoed TO said estate will ploase caI1
ard tettle, and tnose having claims against snd
ve'i1ed. ~ ~ -" S,iS nj " p,nIopsfIy
AofnSsns!rator; with tho win annexed Of Estate
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct; q. 1857 sou ,,.c i,t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28

r. 8. Goon.t o.. soll Dry Gno4a clna;rnnst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
NEsIRABLE PROPERTY

FIRST: GLASS SHORT CREEK FARM
a. FOB BALE, ~ y, ~ ,---'-,Iy-..
no0 Acres, about 10 miles from Wheeling, two
m,ss from Short Creek Station, on r, q. IS. !.
cleared and mostly in grass. II Is Itch limestone
Soil. undellaid with the 1--WE foo! feam Of cptlcos
La:go PRICK house, . rooms, COCA water, i,shsi1d
TMua. ~, For particulars enquire o! Prfn
p 1.E!- on the premises, OF
t5 - Il iirgs Wv. HOGE & BRO.
z aug h9hS 1900 Market Street, Who'd Ink, ".
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

FARMERS PICNIC.-A picnic will be held
near Brucevillc on Saturday, August 18th
to which all are invited. Speakers are re-
quested to attend and lend their services to
the occasion.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

The Eastern Democrat says mr. Folger
McKinsey is connected with the Frederick
Times" Guess it is not far wrong; the
Times continually has him ION its hip"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

A threatened thunderstorm on Saturday
morning last spoiled the NJ, V. Excursion to
COLCHESTER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

The Republican primaries meet on Satur
day evening of this week, in Rouzer's Hal
at n o'clock.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

Mr.. ]. Cyrus Eyler of Eyler's Valley is
building an addition to his dwelling. Mr..
Jos. A. Wcddlc of this town has the work in
charge.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

FAIR MEETING.-All interested in hearing
full report OF the Firemen's Fair are re-
quested to meet in Freezes Hall on Thurs
day evening, nth inst. A full accounting
will be made.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

Prompt attention given to all calls.
Public Office in the Drug Store.
Private consultation room in the rear of
the Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

One of the handsomest windows in this
town is that of M. F. Pollcy's confectionery.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

Mr.. M. F. Policy has had large refriger.
ator made, in which he will keep watermel-
ons and cantelups you can get them ice
cold when you are ready to put them Oh the
table. 1t ought to sell them and will.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

Mr.. s NJ. Blrely, our busy broker, collec-
tor fire insurance and real estate agent els
advertising in our columns several valuable
farms look it up and call upon him. Mr.
B. is doing large business here and he is
giving much attention to real estate; if you
want to sell or buy, he can be of great scr.
vice to you.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

Mr.. ]. Carmack Of this place has been
employed by the Gambrills to rebuild the
mill property lately destroyed by fire in Bal
tlmore. He left for the city on Monday last
and his force of workmen will follow him
shortly. Mr.. Carmack was named as one of
the Insurance Appraisers Of that fire and
spent About one week there in that capacity
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

OBITUARY. Allison Hankey died,
at his home in WaYnesboeo, Pa, Aug. 4th.
from the effects Of a blow he received in the
abdomen by the end of board hurled against
him by circular saw at which he was
working. The accident occurred only the
day before his death. His remains were in.
tered at Rocky Ridge Saturday last. A
large concourse of relatives and friends at
tended luis funeral service. The pastor
preached from the words, "The sting of
Death is sim"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

| HA w 1HORNo!!!
For any other bald headed exploded
old stale joke like those that appeared as
advertisements in this paper and doubt.
less will appear again-who among the
readers Of this paper has read Of such
run. down. at.the.hsel slaughter sales of
goods that the storekeeper Of course
don't want to keep on hand and thst
think by such scheme to palm of on
their customers such a class of goods
we'll that would do we'll enough long
years ago but It is to be supposed that the
people Of our community are better edu.
Gated now and are up to snuff in such
lodges, as to instance when you want
good articls-.if you will come and look
At the general assortment Of stock we
have-that 10 clean new stock-and
goods suitable for the season-that have
not been carried over and over and over
from one season to anOther-and then
say marked down - the last resort to
got rid Of them. We are receiving new
goods right along all the time and we
mark them right down at the lowest
prices and sell the goods while they are
new and very often under the price Of
some who have claimed to make such
sacrifice BY their mark down sales
but lot her 60 Gallagher you know as
mush about that as we can tell YOU
and come right here and see the ladies
HOSE that we sell you for Is cts, and
see if any can beat them on the mark
down sales-You may wonder why we
get such goods to sell for that mon.
ey-well don't wonder about 1t. it is all
right we've got them just the came and
then another article
LINEN TOWELS.
Ask some of tho mark down sale
stores to show you their so cents a.pair
linen towels-and then see ours for 30
aents-and tell me the difference.-We
offer these goods that are useful to you
when you buy them and you don't have
to lay them away a year for the season
to come in again
UNDERWEAR |
for Men and Ladies has begun to come
in and when we have completed our
stock of these goods it will be to your
advantage to see them-thess goods are
fine and beat any thing Of the kind VIC
have ever had before-don't forget US
when you want them
CORSETS & BUSTLES.
More about Bustles-yes Corsets too.
The demand for those 25ct. Bustles
Of which we have sold so many is stead.
lily increasing-when you want Bus
tie be sure to come here and see the diff
ferent styles that are here, and for Cor.
sets-Well Ne just have the best in the
market, best styles-best finish and
as low as so cents
SHOES! SHOES! |
Well We are going to say something
about shoes some day soon-watch out
for us-we are still selling lots Of them.
r. F. WITHPROW.
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Local Items.

Go to Pen Mar Thursday next.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

Par ,iddittpnM Loea% scr End I,agc,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

Morpheus has a show at night now.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

CUT THEM RIGHT OUT
IT WILL BE THE
-MILLRNIUM MONTH
Or LOW PRIoEs-
Thin dress stuff 10 what you need.
Wooden Summer Goods and Wash
Goods that measures from one to ten
yards in length.
--REMNANTS-.
CALICOES been sold at Z are cut to
5 cents.
DRESS GINGHAMs been sold at
II, will sell you now at 10 cents.
LAWNS been sold ats & 6 now at
8 & 4 cents.
WHITE GOODS been sold at IL
now at 10 cents.
WHITE GOODS been sold at 8 to 10
now at 6 and 8 cents.
ORIENTAL been sold at Is now
123 cents.
ORIENTAL been sold at Is now
at 20.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11

Our COMPLIMENTS are due, yea, overdue
the bifurcated genius that runs the Freder-
lex Ne,os, trOts newspaper in Pennsylvania
and at single-foot gait walks tho Frederick
beat for the Baltimore american.
This ubiquitous rhetoric butcher has been
on the anxious bench now for several
months, laborlng to secure some recogni-
ton at our hands and to the end that his
wearied gaze may find relief and the free adj
vertscment of his Frederick journal in these
columns be secured, We grant HIM this one
audience.
This secondhand dealer In damaged
grammer grows splenetic at times, as the
following will bear evidence.
"The people of Mechanicstown, this coun-
ty, believe there is future for their village
which will be marked with wonderful do.
yelopmcnts. What they need up there to
give the boom start is good, reliable,
lively local paper-something they are Ger
tainly not blessed with at present"
AT times he deals in flattery and wind.
shaken rhetoric, as was the case when he
penncd a lovely testimonial and dedicated ii
to The CLARION on the occasion of its re.
cent entrance upon new volume.
Throughout he is full of foibles and yani
lies and better .crcumstanced to paddle
brats in Bohemia, than to aspire to be, as it
were, n journalistic tripod-tllrce sticks IN.
the mud
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-11
;OWENSTEIN BROS. & CO.,

this
knife and cut We 90 not wait until the season
plea estn Goods We will quote few
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-15
SPECIAL TO THE sEST1NEL.l

ESPECIAL To THE sENIlNEL.i
ST. PETERSBURG, April IA. - The
royal family has abandoned their pro-
posed journey to the Crimea owing to
grave reports from the interior.
Two hundred and sixty political ar
rests were made at Odessa on Easter
Sunday.
Five persons were surprised in a eel
lar engaged in filling bombs.
PARIS, April 14.-The steamer Vic
toria is submerged. Twelve of her
passengers were drowned.
LONDON, April 14.-Further particu-
lars Of the loss, ear Dieppe, of the
New Haven and Dieppe packet Vic
toria, show that the vessel struck the
rocks amidship. The passengers inn
mediately rushed to the stern, which
through the downward lift Of the bow
was buoyed up by deep water on that
side of the rocks. A terrible scene en-
sued then, while endeavors were be-
ing made to float the life boats, which
was seriously interfered with by the
strong swell of the sea. AT last when
the boat was ready to be lowered, and
Is men and women embarked in it, a
lady's shawl became entangled in the
pulley of the stern of davit, and
caused the boat to descend to the sea
bow foremost, most of the occupants
were thrown out and drowned. Two
ladies jumped from the deck OF the
steamer into the boat, and reached the
water and overturned it. The other
boats we're then safely launched, and
succeeded in reaching Fecamp, rescu-
ing on the way, with boat hooks, two
persons who had been swept out to
sea.
PARIS, April l4.-The Temps says
England has assured France that she
has no intention of making any attack on
the Haytien Island. The Temps adds
that she reduced the indemnity de-
manded OF Hayti to $3.50, 900, and the
French Admiral who was ordered to
proceed to Hayti with his force, in order
to protect the Europeans, has been Or
dered to leave Haytien waters.
DUBLIN, April 14.-Parnell, Mitchell,
Davitt, and a number OF other prom
inent Irishmen, are actively engaged
in the work of promoting the organi-
cation of an Irish Wooden Manufacture
ing and Exporting Company, with a
capital OF half a million of dollars.
Davitt, while in the United States re-
Gently, received many promises of as
~sistance from American importers of
Woolens.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-15
WILL sUPPORT PROIIIBIrION.


A special from Galveston, Texas, says:
Senator Reagan, in al open letter to the
committee in charge of a mass. meeting
to protest against the possible adoption
of q Prohibition amendment by the PEG.
pie next August, has come out squarely
for prohibition, stating that he will vote
for the amendment, inasmuch as he be-
lieves that prohibition will tend toward
placing the people on a higher and better
plane of civilization. The letter has
created a tremendous sensation among
the Democrats of the State, which was
further increased by a letter from Sena-
tor Maxey on the same subject, to ex.
Lieutenant Governor Gibbs, who requests
Maxey to come out against prohibition.
This Maxey declines to do, and he, too,
surprises his party by announcing his in.
tention TO support prohibition. Senator
Maxey aud Se~nator-elect Reagan are
popular all wei the State, and old poll.
ticians claim that they will carry thou.
sands Of votes for prohibition.